Wreck guarded to deter relic hunters near Alpine Utah
A large passenger plane wreck near Alpine Utah is guarded with orders to shoot on sight to deter souvenir seekers. Seven lives lost since December crash, with bodies not yet recovered amid cliff face and snow. Guards and observers report jewelry and mail bags scattered across a half mile debris field as searchers work with limited access.
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Alpine
Utah
M. G. Wenger
Wetern Air Express
Emery Andrews
Andrews
Handley High School sign relief urged in Shenandoah Valley
MA Winchester endorses illuminating the Handley campus sign after the high school building was first lit this spring. A reader suggests using the Star sales ad to fund a light or a small neon sign near Valley Avenue to help tourists and passersby recognize Handley High School and the judge Handley’s educational contribution.
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Handley
George
Valley Avenue
Shenandoah Valley
Handley High School
Judge Handley
Wanted Carpenters Apply to H N Ritter Berryville
Help wanted notice seeks carpenters for employment. Applicant should contact H N Ritter at Berryville Virginia for details and positions available.
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Carpenters
H. N. Ritter
Berryville
Virginia
Jean Harlow Dies at 26 in Los Angeles Hospital
Platinum blonde film star Jean Harlow died at Good Samaritan Hospital after uremic poisoning spread to her brain. Her mother Mrs Bello was at her bedside. she had been unconscious for hours despite multiple treatments.
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Jean Harlow
Good Samaritan Hospital
Jean Bello
Fishbaugh
Clark Gable
Message On Character For Handley Graduates
Dr S Archibald Smith delivered the baccalaureate address to Handley High School graduates in a packed auditorium. The ceremony opened commencement week for the largest Handley Foundation class yet, with the Handley Glee Club, faculty, and about 120 seniors in caps and gowns. The program featured hymns and prayers led by local ministers, and Smith spoke on themes of character shaped to reflect the image of the Most High. Continued on Page 7 Col 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Higs Schoo
S. Archibald Smith
Friends’ School of Brooklyn
N. Y
John Handley Foundation
Handley Glee Club
Gwendolyn Haynes
Helen Woore
Glee Club
Mussolini Demonstrates Italy's Naval Might Off Naples
Premier Mussolini arranged a mock naval display near Naples on June 7 before Field Marshal von Blomberg to show German leadership Italy's sea power. Over 700 submarines and more than 150 warships practiced at speeds around 30 mph, signaling Fascist resolve to defend Med threats and reassure allies.
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Maestrale
Naples
Mussolini
Italy
Werner von Blomberg
Mediterranean
Adolph Hitler
Germany
Berryville Alumni Dance Presented June 8
Berryville High School hosts an alumni dance on Tuesday June 8 from 9 30 to 1 00 am Subscriptions are 1 00 dollars Music by Al Spedden and his orchestra the event info appears in the June 7 1911 paper.
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Berryville High School
al Spedden
Fosdick Warns Johns Hopkins Graduates on Civilization
Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick told 437 Johns Hopkins University graduates that rapid civilization has not brought corresponding cultural or spiritual growth. He warned against gadgets that invade privacy and threaten time, suggesting society risks unemployment, penury, and wars when using advanced technology as an end in itself.
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Baltimore
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Johns Hopkins University
Fosdick
Riverside Church
New York City
Thoreau
Milton
Hell
Wolf prowls near Windsor honeymoon state in Austria
NOETSCH Austria June 7 reports a wolf seen prowling the grounds of Castle Wasserleonburg where the Duke and Duchess of Windsor are on their honeymoon. An attendant saw the animal during a storm, prompting villagers to plan another hunt as the Windsors settle into country life after their June 3 wedding at Chateau de Cande. Edward tended flowers and read telegrams on the beflowered terrace after an Austrian dinner.
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Noetsch
Austria
Dobratsch
Castle Wasserleonburg
Windsor
Chateau de Cande
France
Edward
Funeral Rites Held For Simon E Snapp At Fawcetts Gap
Opequon Virginia June 7 Funeral services for Simon E Snapp well known Frederick county farmer were held at 2 20 yesterday afternoon at St Pauls Lutheran Church Fawcett Gap. Rev Snyder Alleman of Stephens City officiated with large family and friends in attendance. The choir sang hymns and flowers covered the grave. Pallbearers were John Bywaters Otto Preffitt Vennor Bayliss Julius W Richard Robert Snapp and H B Snapp.
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Opequon
Simon E. Snapp
Frederick County
Here
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Fawcett Gap
Snyder Alleman
Reverend Owen Resigns to Enter University Training
The Rev. George Earle Owen, pastor of the Church of Christ for two years in Winchester, has offered his resignation effective October 1 to pursue graduate studies. He has been awarded a University of Chicago fellowship and a $50 monthly stipend from the Disciples Divinity House to study in Chicago, with four months left as pastor here.
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Hubert Lynden- Stricker
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South
Walker M. Bond
Smith
E. T. Clarke
First Baptist Church
George E. Owen
Church of Christ
University of Chicago
George Earle Owen
Owen
Winchester
Frederick County
China
Disciples Divinity House
Chicago
Du Pont Dictatorship Claim and Death of Ellis Maloy
Cape Cod Standard Times quotes Irenee Du Pont saying Roosevelt has Congress licked and a dictatorship rules, urging MIT Class of 1877 reunion attendees to oppose Roosevelt’s powers. Ellis Maloy of Winchester, aged 87, dies peacefully at Greenwood home after a long decline, famed for early dairy and milk delivery with a horse drawn wagon.
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Hyannis
Mass
Cape Cod Standard Times
Irenee DuPont
Delaware
Roosevelt
Congress
DuPont
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Osterville
Industralist
Supreme Court
Ellis Maloy
Frederick County
Greenwood
Winchester
Mr. Maloy
Russians At North Pole Begin Yearlong Weather Study
Four Soviet explorers and a dog settle on an ice floe at the pole to conduct a year of weather observations aimed at establishing a Moscow to San Francisco polar air route. Three planes reached Rudolf Island on schedule. the fourth plane refueled from the others after unloading part of its gasoline. Dr Otto J Schmidt reported pilot A I Alexieff had prepared a takeoff field once fuel could be sent. Leader Ivan Papinin with Ernest Krenkel Pyotr Shirsof and Eugene Federoff join the expedition team for a yearlong drift station with the pole opening ceremony observed.
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Moscow
San Francisco
Polar
North Pole
Rudolf Island
85Th
Pole
Otto J. Schmidt
A. I. Alexieff
Ivan Papinin
Arctic
Ernest Krenkel
Pyotr Shirsof
Eugene Federoff
Ex-Kaiser Wilhelm Looks Well After Garden Walk
In Doorn Netherlands on June 7 the former Kaiser Wilhelm’s household said there is no truth to reports of his illness. The ex Kaiser took his usual garden walk on Sunday and suffered no ill effects.
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Doorn
The
Netherlands
Kaiser Wilhelm
Yard Party Paxton Chapel Notice
Notice announces the closure of a tailoring shop at 650 Berrville Avenue run by Mrs W B Stine. The notice uses bold wording Yard Party Paxton Chapel and dates it to Friday June 11 with unspecified year.
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Paxton Chapel
Fiday
Berrville Avenue
True Bills Found by Frederick Special Grand Jury
Five true bills were returned by a Frederick Circuit Court special grand jury. Charges include arson in the Commonwealth versus Ray, unlawful and felonious shooting by Harry Tingler, a two count indictment for shooting Russell Copeland and Ollie Tobin, a threat by Jack Orndorff, and a statutory offense against Welby Whitacre. The alleged arson targeted a vacant residence owned by J. R. Sargent in Gainesboro district on May 6, 1937.
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Frederick
Commonwealth
Ray
Calvert
J. R. Sargent
Gainesboro
Loudoun County Mutual Fire Association
Harry Tingler
Harry Mays
Russell Copeland
Ollie Tobin
Jack Orndorff
Cecil Wood
Welby Whitacre
Pastors Seek Carnival License Enforcement in Winchester
At a Winchester Ministerial Association meeting the group urged the Common Council to enforce the carnival ordinance requiring licenses for carnivals not given special permission. The measure sets a 1000 dollar license fee. The ministers also requested an audit of Salvation Army accounts upon a businessman's request. The session was led by Rev. R A Whitten with Rev. Horace McKay absent. Dr Archibald Smith of Brooklyn spoke as guest.
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Winchester Ministerial Association
Common Council
Winchester
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Salvation Army
Horace McKay
M. E
Baltimore
R. A. Whitten
Congregational Christian Church
Archibald Smith
The
Friends’ School
Brooklyn
N. Y
Haridley High School
Will Buy Stock of Farmers and Merchants Bank
Buyer seeks stock of Farmers and Merchants National Bank at 60 dollars per share. Contact R. Thornton Bryarly 137 North Main Street for arrangements. Also offered are luggage items for both gents and ladies by Moling and Cather.
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Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
R. Thornton
Moling and Cather
Labor unrest halts plants as union actions span cities
In Lan sing a large crowd joined a general labor holiday protesting eight UAW pickets' arrest. Lester Washburn announced an agreement for release and said negotiations would proceed on the Capitol City Wrecking Company strike. Baltimore ballots 800 Eastern Rolling Mills employees on CIO representation. Richmond Ford plant faces a 12 day strike with only 200 workers called back as Detroit shipments delay production. Frank Slaby of the UAW notes partial recognition while Henry Ford’s stance remains unclear.
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Lansing
Mich
United Automobile Workers of America
Lester Washburn
Capitol City Wrecking Company
Washburn
State Capitol
Wrecking Company
Capitol Lawn
Ity-County
Tollod Pie
Pplis
Baltimore
Eastern Rolling Mills Company
Committee For Industrial Organization Union
Bennet F. Schauffler
National Relations Board
Richmond
Calif
Ford Motorpany
Siena
Clarence Bullwinkel
Detroit
Frank Slaby
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Henry Ford
Stray Bullet Wounds Man Near Pifer Printing
Stray bullet from a .22 rifle struck Finger. Upton Snider, an employee at Pifer Printing Company, felt a sting while walking back from work. X rays showed no bone injury. Investigating officers found no charges. bullet likely passed through a fence crack and hit his finger as he swung his hand.
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Upton Snider
Pifer Printing Company
Mr. Snider
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New York
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Kaiser
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